Police seek woman with a Staffy named Max following a ‘dangerous dog incident’ in Hawarden
South Flintshire Police team are appealing following what they describe as a ‘dangerous dog incident’ in Hawarden last Saturday.
Its understood a child was initially attacked by a brown and white Staffordshire Bull Terrier they believe to be called Max.
The child’s father tried to fend off the dog and sustained a serious arm injury.
Police say the incident took place on Saturday 15 September between 6.30-7 pm in Level Road Park, Hawarden.
They also say the owner of the dog is a woman aged between 30-40 years old say police, she is described as having blonde hair, around 5ft 7 inches tall and of average build, the woman was wearing a blue coat and jeans.
Officers are asking anyone with any information to contact them on 101 quoting reference number 18300095486.
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Saturday 15 September 6.30-7 pm.
Level Road Park, Hawarden.
Dog is described as:Brown & White Staffordshire Terrier named Max.
Owner is a woman, 30-40 yrs, blonde hair, about 5ft7, average build(blue coat & jeans.)
Please call 101 (Ref 18300095486) pic.twitter.com/TosmobfKoZ— NWP South Flintshire (@NWPSouthFlints) September 20, 2018
